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Use when UI changes must be proven safe across breakpoints using baseline and diff workflows.

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Use when UI changes must be proven safe across breakpoints using baseline and diff workflows. AE.LTD visual quality gate for release confidence.

Use cases: design

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Skill name
ae-ltd-visual-regression-forge
Description
Use when UI changes must be proven safe across breakpoints using baseline and diff workflows. AE.LTD visual quality gate for release confidence.
License
MIT
Instructions
43 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub

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SKILL.md (first lines)

# AE.LTD Visual Regression Forge

## What This Skill Does

Proves UI changes are safe across breakpoints using baseline and diff workflows. Visual quality gate for release confidence. Niche gem source: `visual-regression` plugin from `awesome-claude-code-toolkit`.

1. Define snapshot scope (pages, viewports)
2. Capture clean baselines with network idle
3. Run pixel diffs against threshold
4. Convert failures into actionable fixes

## Quick Start

```
User: "Did my CSS change break anything?"
→ Define scope → Capture baseline → Run diff → Report pass/fail
```

## Workflow

1. Define snapshot scope.
Pick critical pages/components and three base viewports: mobile, tablet, desktop.

2. Capture clean baselines.
Wait for network idle and mask dynamic regions.

3. Capture current state with matching settings.
Use identical viewport/device/browser settings for comparability.

4. Run diff and classify.
Compute pixel deltas and mark pass/warn/fail against threshold.

5. Convert failures into actionable fixes.
Map each diff to CSS/layout/asset causes and patch.

## Guardrails

- Do not auto-update baselines without explicit intent.
- Keep dynamic content excluded to reduce false positives.
- Report diff percentages with file names and viewport labels.
- Store baselines and diffs in deterministic folder names.

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Last commit (this folder)
Mar 11, 2026 (7 months ago)
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Aug 13, 2025 (1 year ago)

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License
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Website
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First seen
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Last checked
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